Sentence examples for somewhat nostalgic from inspiring English sources

Critics were divided over his somewhat nostalgic view of fashion and over-the-top glamour.

The pleasures of "Pacific Rim," in other words, are somewhat nostalgic, and maybe also regressive.

Mr. Sayrafiezadeh is amazingly even-handed and even somewhat nostalgic about his blasted childhood.

The show is a somewhat nostalgic game of manners about the three classes.

His somewhat nostalgic designs are inspired, he said, by an amalgam of period influences: old botanical engravings, Romany culture and Dust Bowl portraits, to name a few.

The story of two Sicilian brothers who immigrate to Turin in the late 1950's frames an evocative, somewhat nostalgic portrait of Italy emerging out of postwar poverty.

They machines may still look nice, but even under the best of care, they're bathed in the warm if somewhat dismissive glow of nostalgic anachronism.

By the late 12th century, however, this style was changing, and the new elements that were appearing reflected the nostalgic and somewhat precious atmosphere of the exiled court at Lin'an.

The one thing that makes this volume — much of which was written "in the period during which the George W. Bush administration has controlled the helm of American power" — feel somewhat dated is its nostalgic depiction of the '60s as a long-vanished era of idealism when young people felt "a kinship brimming with expectation" and embraced the possibility of effecting political change.

It was very nostalgic, disappointing, somewhat heart-breaking.

Some tracks, such as "Old School", lean more to the nostalgic, though somewhat bittersweet side in Shakur's remembrance of his youth and the early days of hip hop music.